Converting a MarioPaintComposer compisition manually into Custom Music Tutorial

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Name:	Converting a MarioPaintComposer compisition manually into Custom Music Tutorial
Author:	Qwoll
Added:	2016-10-27 02:39:02 AM
Version History:	View
Platforms:	SNES
Games:	SMW
Type:	Tutorial
Language:	English
Description:	This tutorial explains, how to manually convert a Mario Paint Composer made composition, into a working piece of code that is readable for your hack. (Keep in mind that with the way this works, you can only create one channel at a time)
Tags:	convert custom music mario paint
Comments:	7 (jump to comments)
Rating:	5.0 (1 rating) No rating

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Qwoll Author 2020-09-22 09:02:59 PM Link

Since this is possible, and fairly simple, I feel like it'd be great to make a simple program that just does this. I even think songs where more than one note plays at a time would be easy to make into multi-channel compositions. If any programmer wanted to try it, I'd be happy to help out.

FireFireDocks 2020-06-30 01:37:43 PM Link

THIS IS EVEN POSSIBLE??

Erik 2018-07-17 04:39:34 PM Link

Updated the description based on the newest update which only changed that, and also cleaned up the tags.

LuigiFan423 2016-12-08 01:45:51 AM Link

helpfull

DiscoTheBat 2016-10-27 02:39:57 AM Link

I like how this is done, even though I don't usually do custom music, it is really awesome to have a way to convert my Mario Paint songs into something I can put on my games. Great work!

HammerBrother 2016-10-23 03:52:58 AM Link

More appropriate:
Steam Boat = @26 (snare drum, low pitch)
Mario head = @3 (xylophone)

HammerBrother From older version: Converting a MarioPaintComposer compisition manually into Custom Music Tutorial 2016-10-20 05:42:11 PM Link

Steam Boat sounds more like a base drum.